Dennis K.
It's a scam (real personal review)
It's a scam. They are asking money from you not they pay you. All good reviews are paid and fake. So if you want to save your time and money just stay away from write app reviews website.

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Dennis K.
It's a scam. They are asking money from you not they pay you. All good reviews are paid and fake. So if you want to save your time and money just stay away from write app reviews website.
Janet C.
My husband went to currys pc world york to buy 2 ram cards and told the guy the exact spec needed. He said we don't have any the same as that but any one will work as long as they are both the same. Not the case!! He checked with the manufacturer who told him the complete opposite. He went back again and was told you need to see one of our business experts. LOL also not the case. The so called expert looked on line and told him he had the correct cards. My husband asked him to write the model and price down so he did. When he went back to buy them it turned out that the price he had written was not only x vat but they also wanted £9.99 for him to collect them from store, also not mentioned . He eventually got them for the original quoted price but when they arrived they didn't work.Just said no vga input and refused to boot. He thought it couldn't possibly be the cards as the expert had told him they were correct so it must be the monitor lead and paid £20 for a new one.Nothing changed. After a lot of messing about being told to swap the cards round,try just one card etc the guy eventually decided they were faulty. My husband told him he would take the pc in so that he could see what the problem was but was told you will have to wait until monday it's 5.o clock i'm going home. My husband was really annoyed by this time by the guy's attitude and saw a technician. The technician took one look at the invoice and said why has he ordered these they will never work in a month of sundays. He went back on the monday and was told they would return the cards and once accepted back they would give Him a cash refund but it would be a couple of days. 8 weeks later still no refund!!! He has written to the manager who has not replied e mailed the MD who has also not replied spent 48 minutes on web chat and got nowhere and to date spent £12.45 trying to contact their so called customer service. He did get through to the Business customer service who told him to go back to the store as they couldn't process the refund as i paid cash. He had already told the guy in the store that if they had no cash they could credit it to his debit card. They sent an e mail asking did he want the refund by cash or onto his debit card so of course he said to his card. They now tell him that they cannot refund it by cash or card but only by bacs back to the card. As far as we know that has nothing to do with the card it is just bank transfer. They decided they wanted a photograph of his bank statement which he doesn't have as he shreds them as soon as he has checked them and they wanted additional id. We decided that due to the outstanding level of incompetence experienced to date that he should not give them any bank details. Would you trust these Fools to not lose or pass the details on to someone else. (update) My husband has now had a refund for the ram cards but still waiting for the promised payment for out of pocket expenses. May well be another 9 weeks.
Ian O.
So I applied for the job as an app reviewer. Have never done this ever in my life. Then the next day I got an email saying I had been approved. So clicked on the site to do the 30-minute training. Then they said I'd need to pay $1.00. Okay, no problem. When I got to the payment page it was then that I'd pay, after 10 days, $37.00/month! Avoid them. it's a scam!!
Afro W.
When I write reviews it's based on my own personal experience not hearsay. So 4 of my reviews were removed for exposing scam apps and sites, I'm amazed coinstools got 5 star ratings when you pay they won't actually respond to your email's. Why doesn't trust pilot ask for proof when someone posts a review of how good an app or software is ??
Gary
I have written a few reviews about Endurance after market auto warranty, and I will continue to keep writing them so people don't get taken in and cheated by them. I have had warranty's in the past and they have been very good, but when I shopped around for a new one after expiration I went with Endurance. Big mistake. Never ever go with them. They are very dishonest. Stay away from them.
Mil G.
FAKE They want ask you to pay before you can start. we dont know if it is real. Why they ask payment to got the job? STAY AWAY FROM THIS WEBSITE